James Dean ,could make anything ordinary seem extraordinary, he was and will always be captivating and his scenes seem effortless. And that's what made him a legend!
+Music Rebel Thank you for you comment, about James Dean, he's just one of those people that came into this world and didn't need a whole lot of time to make a real difference, he seems so unreal like a dream .
Almost 60 years later and this is still funny as hell AND could well work in a contemporary sketch :) Love how almost all he is in seems to be timeless.
I never saw this movie before and, I'll have to check it out. I'm reading " James Dean" by George Perry and saw this on page 77. Isn't RUclips Wonderful? We can check out movies, music, cartoons, etc. Thank you for uploading this scene from " Has Anybody Seen My Gal (1952). James Dean was on the cusp of stardom and it's a treat for fans to view it.
This movie's set in the 1920s. Hip dudes dressed like James Dean's character back then. I'm surprised no one's wearing one of those huge raccoons coat in the shot!
he also did a small part in a MARTIN AND LEWIS episode...the boxing scene where dean teaches jerry to box. James Dean plays one of the young guys attending to the boxer in the opposite team
i just read in Liz Seridans book that when her and james went to see this, they left right after this scene because he was so embarrased but he looks perfect to me:)
James Dean Age 20 (age 20 +3/4) at the time of the film release. Playing Doggie in the 1951 film 'Fixed Bayonets'. Release Date 8th December. Filmed in Los Angeles.
Has anyone noticed how different his voice sounds in this movie compared to his 3 credited one where he almost always sounded similar too marlon brando mumbled speech?
@2004dale oh!haha i was just wondering because i read about this scene too except in that particular biography so. anyways. that's cool I guess.... us reading about this stuff. lol i'm so awkward.
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James Dean ,could make anything ordinary seem extraordinary, he was and will always be captivating and his scenes seem effortless. And that's what made him a legend!
That is exactly how I would describe James Dean.
+Music Rebel Thank you for you comment, about James Dean, he's just one of those people that came into this world and didn't need a whole lot of time to make a real difference, he seems so unreal like a dream .
+stardustgirl Another great thing that you've said about James Dean
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+Music Rebel Thank you!
the way he ordered soda back then is how people order coffee now
You are so right, he was ahead of his time. 😀
Almost 60 years later and this is still funny as hell AND could well work in a contemporary sketch :) Love how almost all he is in seems to be timeless.
It’s funny how they always talk about his “Hoosier” accent in biographies and you can REALLY hear it here❤️
I can't stop replaying this!!!!! He looks hilarious in that costume though - kind if the anti-Dean with the bowtie, sweatervest and pink shirt :)
Anti-Dean :D :D :D
Lol, that contrast between this outfit and James Dean's usual looks!
I never saw this movie before and, I'll have to check it out. I'm reading " James Dean" by George Perry and saw this on page 77. Isn't RUclips Wonderful? We can check out movies, music, cartoons, etc. Thank you for uploading this scene from " Has Anybody Seen My Gal (1952). James Dean was on the cusp of stardom and it's a treat for fans to view it.
Never saw that one before. Thanks. R.I.P. James Dean
Oh MY GOSH! WATCHED THIS SO MANY OMG ASDFGHJKL SO ADORABLE I'M DYING OMG
Charles Coburn was a hoot. I've seen him in many films and that man had great comic timing. 😀
So beautiful.
This is priceless.
This was actually his 4th appearance on screen - his first was Fixed Bayonets the year before.
oh wow i read about this scene. he looks awesome and did awesome.
So cute love this thanks ❤️👍🏼
This movie's set in the 1920s. Hip dudes dressed like James Dean's character back then. I'm surprised no one's wearing one of those huge raccoons coat in the shot!
i love thissss
he also did a small part in a MARTIN AND LEWIS episode...the boxing scene where dean teaches jerry to box. James Dean plays one of the young guys attending to the boxer in the opposite team
Yes
He’s so handsome
Jack Warner head of the Studio of the same name said after seeing the rough cut of Rebel that Jimmy was "beyond comprehension"
This isn't his first movie, his first movie was "Fixed Bayonets!" in 1951 as Doggie but was uncredited
i just read in Liz Seridans book that when her and james went to see this, they left right after this scene because he was so embarrased but he looks perfect to me:)
how did you find the book?:) i mean, do you think it's all true what she writes about?
He looks hilarious
The forerunner to ordering at Starbucks!
omg Starbucks...
James Dean Age 20 (age 20 +3/4) at the time of the film release. Playing Doggie in the 1951 film 'Fixed Bayonets'. Release Date 8th December. Filmed in Los Angeles.
his first appearance was in a movie called fixed bayonets!
@picturesque1835 hi, no i didn't. i read george perry's 2005 biography on jimmy titled "james dean". :)
Make that two, please.
RI James “Jimmy” Dean.
"Could you repeat that?"
Right at the end of a film called 'Fixed Bayonets!'. This one was actually his second movie appearance.
he was supposed to have a line but i believe it was cut from the film
Well actually his second film appearance.
Hahahahahahahah!! Brilliant, James3
@2004dale did you happen to read 'little boy lost'?? :))
it's the great book you're talking about written by Joe Hyams, isn't it? I love it, too :-)) and Lew Bracker's memorials :'-)
I love James Dean but this is his third uncredited film
Love it
Do you know James Dean? He was only accredited for 3 movies... but Rebel Without a Cause is great!
Yea I know him
love that movie... have you seen it?
Yea
actually he's first apperance was in Family Theater in 1951 :) ... but here he did amazing
I love Jimmy! Hey it's "piggy" from blondes prefer gentlemen
what was james dean first movie
Has anyone noticed how different his voice sounds in this movie compared to his 3 credited one where he almost always sounded similar too marlon brando mumbled speech?
He died three after his first appearance :(
@divinitymotion do you mean gentlemen prefer blondes?
@picturesque1835 lol no your good. i be awkward too sometimes. lol yeah reading about jimmy is the coolest. lol
At approximately 0:10 - I see a little resemblance to Spencer Tracy's smirky face :D!
Yeah, yeah... I can see the deep method acting.... Genius! LOL
@2004dale oh!haha i was just wondering because i read about this scene too except in that particular biography so. anyways. that's cool I guess.... us reading about this stuff. lol i'm so awkward.
ever heard of the boy who cried wolf?
not the first movie appearance